Ever wanted to set a gutter between your flexbox items? This is, in my opinion the best way to do it. It doesn’t require negative margins or padding hacks, which will lead you to only struggle more. By the way, this method hooks on columns and doesn’t need additional div’s or inner containers.

You just commited some modifications, but there you’ve to edit things that are related to a previous commit, which isn’t the last one. So, instead of simply amending the commit, you need some more work to keep clean commits.

Images, css, javascript, fonts, we’re using a lot of things in today’s websites. Every time you add an asset <link>, <script>, @import, the browser will issue a request to fetch it. The number of requests that you’ll send might not matter compared to how heavy your ressources are.

Recently I was confronting a redis performance issue involving the following commands: keys scan multiple hgetall calls storing a json string in the hash (wtf) Clearly, I was doing everything wrong when I now take a look at my new solution. What’s weird is that it felt right when I first wrote the code. Maybe that this is because I was mind-stuck in a relational pattern instead of putting those aside and starting to think redis-only.…